Graciela Hasper

Graciela Hasper, born in Argentina in 1966, is a talented painter, teacher, curator, and manager. She began her artistic training in 1987, attending various seminars and workshops with Diana Aisenberg until 1991. That year, she was selected as a scholarship recipient by the Antorchas Foundation to participate in Guillermo Kuitca’s studio. In 1993, she won the First Painting Prize at the Young Art Biennial of Buenos Aires and the Antonio Seguí Prize from the Nuevo Mundo Foundation. She has been recognized by various institutions, including the Argentine Association of Art Critics in 1996 and the Costantini Foundation in 1997.

In the United States, she participated in four artistic residencies, including the Omi International Arts Center in New York (1997), the Apex Art Residency Program in 2000, the Chinati Foundation in Texas (2002), and the Bellagio Center Residency Program by the Rockefeller Foundation (2005).

Graciela began to gain prominence in group shows in the late 1990s, exploring abstraction. Her solo exhibitions include appearances at the Annina Nosei Gallery in New York and the Art-Cade Gallery in Marseille. As a teacher, she has conducted art analysis seminars at various cultural centers and universities. She participated in creating the Argentine International Artists Residency (RIAA) in 2006.

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